Category Archives: General Information

Authors of the excellent biography of Jim Tully have released what they are calling “The vagabond copy of Jim Tully’s Beggars of Life“. It’s a free copy of Tully’s autobiography let loose in the wild. In the spirit of the “Where’s … Continue reading →

Mark Dawidziak, coauthor of “Jim Tully: American Writer, Irish Rover, Hollywood Brawler” talks with Doug Dangler at the Ohioana Book Festival.

We got no love, even though we were interviewed this time! I was contacted early this week by e-mail and then phone call regarding this story. Joanna asked what the traffic was to JimTully.net, I told her I didn’t pay … Continue reading →

We’ve started a fan page for Jim Tully on Facebook. You can see it in the sidebar as of this writing, but here’s a direct link!

It’s nice to see the world taking notice of ol’ Tully, even if they haven’t taken notice of the only website dedicated to his work. Yes, since 2008 this site has slowly been growing with information, we’ve released the rarest … Continue reading →

Added the following articles to “Magazines” after finding them listed on Ebay: Story World August, 1924 “The Thief of Bagdad” Story World December, 1924 “The Long Bulge Upwards: A Remarkable Autobiography of Struggle and Achievement Which Every Writer Should Read”

Jim Tully and Robert E. Howard Beggars of Life by Brian Leno Robert E. Howard is oftentimes famously quoted as remarking that of all the writers living and working in his time, he felt there were only two whose work would endure—H. … Continue reading →

Monster of the Midway is a new site dedicated to Nightmare Alley author William Lindsay Gresham. Though this site doesn’t get updated often, there isn’t much demand for it, as will probably be the case with the new site. Like … Continue reading →